ComikkiLL a year late, but there is a plugin to make it so that enemies have levels too. Beware, however, because the stats you input for the enemies are their stats for level 1.
i'll definitely have to follow that standard rule of 50-70 steps encounter rate when doing large maps, running into too many baddies when trying to progress is a major speed bump when you arent grinding.
As a new user to RPG Maker, it's really exciting to see the dramatic capabilities of the engine shown here. I'll be back time and again to study and try your techniques.
:3 I like XP (though I used 2003 for a while) I still prefer XP to VX/A/MV, but MV just has a handful of features that... well... work good. I swear though, for every feature I find I like, they took something I find important out and I want to rage X_X
~_~ They took out a BUNCH of little things I've grown used to having since XP (individual character sprite select in move routes, BATTLE WEATHER FOR SOME FREAKING REASON, sub blending...) I mean, there are plugins for most of those, but it's still a pain having to have OTHER PEOPLE make the features your program used to come with X_X
+Echo607 I did notice the custom path for movement was gone with the move routes. (that made cut scenes so easy.) I didn't notice before now the battle weather isn't there too.. man.Your talking an at the least, they could have tile sets be importable and converted. that way all the 2003, xp, vxace tilesets can still be utilized.
i know this is an old video, but i love listening to your videos while i draw or work on my game or whatever ;_; so i come back to them. anyway! the npc thing, i recently saw a game make the npcs so well that it really made the world feel incredibly alive. it's called genshin impact, you've probably heard of it if you've seen anything about the gaming world recently. i talked to an old man working at a winery and he started going on about his son guy who joined the knights to become a hero and his dad was singing his praises. then later i discovered guy was an actual npc who was cleaning up after a monster attack, and then even more later on he had me deliver a letter to his dad. these are npcs you don't typically think about. even just today, i was randomly exploring the world and i discovered a couple resting, where the wife was pretending to be ill to keep her husband from going back to work as a sailor and leaving her. a lot of people overlook npcs, but they really do have an impact on the game.
I Finally got a bunch of my friends to jump into this with me to work on a game together. This video is super helpful and I'm glad you made it. Thanks so much :)
Aww nostalgia, I used to do joke-games for my classmates with the old RPG Maker 2000 few centuries ago. Good times lol. Great tutorial, might try this version someday
This is incredible. Thank you so much. I just started using RPG Maker MV because I've had this idea for an RPG scratching at the back of my mind for years and I had to be able to visualize it (even in such a limited format). I think I'll be seeing a lot more of your videos in the months to come.
Hey, I just got RMMV so I decided to look up some tutorials since I haven't done much RM stuff since RM2003. I must say, this was very informative and I really liked it, and your cheery tone is a cute little bonus on it. So I hope to hear more soon! Good luck!
#14 helps me A LOT. I was creating many conditional branches using a variable for party member positions and creating multiple events/switches for all of the possible character positions possible based on party member make up, thanks this is much easier.
The design tips really helped me make my first game even though i was using Ace, i started out with a very small rectangle room with my main character being the only person in the house, but then later on i had my character bring him a snack from next door despite the fact that his house was literally a restyling of my main character's house, i didnt think this was weird until i actually saw this and realized "oh yeah, houses aren't built like that
+Yanfly Engine RPG MAKER MV IS LITERALLY STALKIN U, if u go to the steam version (thats how i found it) then dlc, rpgmakerweb_plugins basically all your plugins are there 0-0
@Yanfly Engine .Your Honor, I am very grateful for all the plugins that you have made, I as an ordinary person cannot provide money or services to repay the kindness that you provide, I can only give words of thanks as an ordinary person Once again, thank you
Hi Echo. Thank you. Your videos have saved me many hours in this learning process. I just wanted you to know that you've made a huge difference, and it is very much appreciated.
I just found your channel and all I can say is thank you I bought RPG maker VX ace time ago and still have done nothing but see your work motivates me, maybe someday i would create sometime and I decide to learn how to make pixels please continue with your great work!
Until recently, I hadn't used RPG Maker much since XP almost 10 years ago and I'm just now getting back in with MV. It's so random what's intuitive, what just comes back to you, and what makes you feel like a dummy. Thank you so much for making these videos! :)
+chrisoconnelldotnet :) I used XP forever, switched for VXa for like a month, then started using MV O_o I keep noticing small features they've changed for really dumb reasons >_< Thanks for watching, and happy game making^_^
Thanks to all your EXTREMELY helpful and artistically awesome presentation, I've learned SO, SO much. Actually going to have my first demo somewhat soon. It's not great perse, but I like to think it achieves its goal. Starting a new one now, using the many useful tips you just shared with youtube. :D You're awesome!
So much good info! And THANK YOU for bringing up the interior map size issue a lot of makers have. Nothing makes me want to dismiss a game as fast as seeing giant, empty rooms.
That last clip, the one of your first "game", actually gave me some inspiration. There's an idea I've had for a while inspired by a RUclips video I saw, and the simplicity of what you showed me has given me an idea on how to bring it to fruition. Now all I need to do is some sprite work.
Awesome video. The holding SHIFT for autotiles was a thing I didn't even know, same for the hold CTRL during testing to walk through walls and avoid random encounters. More people should be made aware of this video.
I am waiting for money to buy MV (have given family the good old hint hint for christmas) but I am currently waisting my life by watching all of your demos and tutorials you've helped me out so much! thanks!!
Wow, some of these tips were actually pretty good, especially as a guy who's still generally new to RPG making as a whole, rather than RPG Maker itself. Thanks!
Playing the Switch version of MV because my computer died and I don't get a new one for like 2 months (watching and commenting via my phone) and I need a creative outlet dang it! All this to say, I like watching your videos on MV, even though the Switch version doesn't have all the features you mention it's still cool to learn more about the ones it does have. Thanks for the cool videos!
This is helpful. I've used 300hours on my game so far. Whenever I feel stuck it helps just watching simple tricks and tips like these...! :) Thanks I'd love to learn how all you guys make parallaxmapping. Most tutorials are so fast and expects us to be proffesional PS users..! :( I want a noob-friendly gimp tutorial one day. Great vid!
Oh gosh, Echo, you're the best. I'm having a heck of a time switching from VX to MV, and this was super helpful. Still getting this autotile thing, and was excited to see your tip about creating lanterns/lights. Thanks! ;)
Very good tutorial! I suffered learning these things the hard way waaaay back with 2000. If this existed then I might have actually made a game by now! Very nice. And I also want to concur with some others in the comments, you kind of do sound like an anime character :)
That last tip gives such a warming feeling toward making my first game :) i know this was made 2 years ago but im glad i could find it. Great video and the amazing voice narrating it made it even easier to listen to than some where its just the most boring dude going through it just like yeah we know this already but ima tell you anyways and stuff.
Thanks! I really learned a lot from all of this. :) I've been wanting to make an RPG for ages now but don't really have a lot of knowledge towards game development so this video has really helped me get started.
Hey! Just wanted to say that I loved your hardwork. Every video you make are cool. Every tutorial you make are interesting and really well made. And every tip you give are awesome. Just by watching a few of your tutorials tought me more than all I did by watching loats of other videos (both in english or in french(cuz that's my native langage)). Keep up the awesome work!
This is so cool! Thanks for a really great look at what you can do with rpg maker MV. I agree with so much you said and it sounds like you're really passionate. Just subbed!
Honestly, your video's are just great. Your audio quality is great so I can understand what you're saying as I'm working on my project "Eloa's Memory". You probably should make more tips and tricks instead of "let's make a game". These are more informative in short tidbits. Keep up the great work, deuces. :3
You just made a new subscriber. Your videos are the best sources of tips I've found. Plus, I agree with the other guy who said your voice is too cute lol.
Echo607 Haha, alright, well here's a bit more of a *creepy* question. Would you think you're also adorable? And do people say that IRL as well or just people who hear your voice on the internet? I'm very sorry if that just made you feel awkward X#
I don't really think of myself as adorable or not. I'm just me. Sometimes "me" is a cute anime girl. Both. And nope - takes a lot more than that to make me feel awkward:P
O_o Well - I was recently bug testing a very old game I made(and swapping out the music because copyright oi) and my first dungeon you have to equip a lantern and I did it sooooo baaaaaaaaaadly back then. I just NEEDED to put it in the video of the better way to do it! :P Gah, it was so bad.
+Echo607 Interesting, that reminds me of when I first did map making and I didn't understand how to make building outside. So I used the overworld tile sets O_o my houses were the same size as the characters. And it made them seem more like titans instead of people
Bing watching your stuff now. Have to say thanks. You have so much useful information here. I appreciate the crap out of you putting effort into this stuff. Thanks a lot and keep at it!
This was good, I'd like to see more sometime....oh and also Himeworks is kicking butt on plugins lately. Like multiple a day. Decided to support him on Patreon. (Hey maybe that's something you could do at some point if needed. Either way keep up the good work!
Good suggestions, especially on your use of images to produce lighting effects. The square, blocky, overly spacious houses and dungeons are a long time pet peeve of mine. Personally, I hate random encounters, except maybe on a world map, and want to use an event based encounter system similar to Earthbound/Mother 2. An additional tip on auto-tiles: You can hold shift and right-click on any auto-tile configuration you want then place it by holding shift and left-clicking. This lets you draw any form of an auto-tile, not just the center, anywhere you want. And, to keep events from walking over certain areas or blocking walkways, I heard you can use region mapping combined with a certain plugin, but I don't know what that plugin is or where to find it. Also, props to you for picking the same name as the main character in my main story.
I use a somewhat more elaborate system than this, but it's the same concept at it's core. I stole the idea from a VX game that used a similar encounter system, using its code as the basis for my MV version, along with some plugins to make it work the way I want. Monster sprites won't start chasing you with my system until you move in range to trigger them.
Nice! The lighting/gradient effects at @1:45 made a substantial difference. I'd be up for another tips/tricks video - or even a tutorial of how to use lighting/gradients the way you do.
I was working on a little warm up game about a guy getting teleported to another universe where everyone uses textboxes to talk, and he's the only guy that has voice acting over his (new) textbox, as hes a normal person from another universe, which is kinda some sort of fourth-wall-break-joke game. Ofcourse, he gets bullied by the townsvolk as he's being called a "weird outsider" and they're not used to his kind of communication, and he bullies the townsvolk back, because he never seen this kind of communication aswell. Somewhere he gets a partner that only talks in textboxes, as she explains some plot why they lost their ability to talk with voices and how people's minds got corrupted which made them forgot that they even had voices to begin with yackity smackity bla bla bla spoilers spoilers. However, I gave up on it cause I can't draw for shit, and nobody of my talented friends wanted to help me out. Got any hints for that? Edit: as i will probably never finish it (never say never though), and I would be the voiceactor for that guy, some of the jokes would have been like "Hey, keep in mind that I'm not a paid voice actor, so I can't help it being that crappy, deal with it if you don't like my voice!" or stuff like "...In my world we use voices instead of text, and I'm bad at reading. So we both got ourselves a problem here." etc. Bad jokes, but that's basically a bit of what I wanted to do. Idk why it was neccessary to add this here but ok.
Hmm I think for me disabling saves can work so long as you keep a good enough replacement for it. For example save points in my games not only are featured in dungeons, towns and CONVENIENT locations. They also heal the party to full health so when you're getting low on resources/items a huge sigh of relief happens - I've had people playtest it and they never found much issue with the save points too nor were they abused either! For example a save point in a dungeon would be featured in areas that you are about to enter where you cannot backtrack to (like a boss battle or something idk).
The pokemon creators didn't put much thought on the encounter rates as they were creating the zubat cave.
+Super Pony 3 It's funny because Zubat can destroy early on but later, it's just annoying.
ComikkiLL a year late, but there is a plugin to make it so that enemies have levels too. Beware, however, because the stats you input for the enemies are their stats for level 1.
@imma_dipshit _and_then it's not. He was just making a general statement about encounter rates.
zubats=every pixel in minecraft
They knew exactly what they were doing. its meant to be filled with zubat galore.
I love your voice so much. It has an nostalgic old school anime vibe.
i'll definitely have to follow that standard rule of 50-70 steps encounter rate when doing large maps, running into too many baddies when trying to progress is a major speed bump when you arent grinding.
As a new user to RPG Maker, it's really exciting to see the dramatic capabilities of the engine shown here. I'll be back time and again to study and try your techniques.
This video was well made.
You have officially helped me restore my motivation in game making.
+BlackHat9029 Yay!^_^
Best of luck in your projects:D
+Stockroom Rick (Raijun) And here I am still using RPG Maker 2003 and liking it better than the newer versions xD
:3 I like XP (though I used 2003 for a while)
I still prefer XP to VX/A/MV, but MV just has a handful of features that... well... work good.
I swear though, for every feature I find I like, they took something I find important out and I want to rage X_X
~_~ They took out a BUNCH of little things I've grown used to having since XP (individual character sprite select in move routes, BATTLE WEATHER FOR SOME FREAKING REASON, sub blending...)
I mean, there are plugins for most of those, but it's still a pain having to have OTHER PEOPLE make the features your program used to come with X_X
+Echo607 I did notice the custom path for movement was gone with the move routes. (that made cut scenes so easy.) I didn't notice before now the battle weather isn't there too.. man.Your talking an at the least, they could have tile sets be importable and converted. that way all the 2003, xp, vxace tilesets can still be utilized.
i know this is an old video, but i love listening to your videos while i draw or work on my game or whatever ;_; so i come back to them. anyway! the npc thing, i recently saw a game make the npcs so well that it really made the world feel incredibly alive. it's called genshin impact, you've probably heard of it if you've seen anything about the gaming world recently. i talked to an old man working at a winery and he started going on about his son guy who joined the knights to become a hero and his dad was singing his praises. then later i discovered guy was an actual npc who was cleaning up after a monster attack, and then even more later on he had me deliver a letter to his dad. these are npcs you don't typically think about.
even just today, i was randomly exploring the world and i discovered a couple resting, where the wife was pretending to be ill to keep her husband from going back to work as a sailor and leaving her. a lot of people overlook npcs, but they really do have an impact on the game.
There's so much useful information here. Thumbs up Echo. I love this kind of video.
Nice
I Finally got a bunch of my friends to jump into this with me to work on a game together. This video is super helpful and I'm glad you made it. Thanks so much :)
Aww nostalgia, I used to do joke-games for my classmates with the old RPG Maker 2000 few centuries ago. Good times lol. Great tutorial, might try this version someday
This is incredible. Thank you so much. I just started using RPG Maker MV because I've had this idea for an RPG scratching at the back of my mind for years and I had to be able to visualize it (even in such a limited format). I think I'll be seeing a lot more of your videos in the months to come.
Hey, I just got RMMV so I decided to look up some tutorials since I haven't done much RM stuff since RM2003. I must say, this was very informative and I really liked it, and your cheery tone is a cute little bonus on it. So I hope to hear more soon! Good luck!
#14 helps me A LOT. I was creating many conditional branches using a variable for party member positions and creating multiple events/switches for all of the possible character positions possible based on party member make up, thanks this is much easier.
The design tips really helped me make my first game even though i was using Ace, i started out with a very small rectangle room with my main character being the only person in the house, but then later on i had my character bring him a snack from next door despite the fact that his house was literally a restyling of my main character's house, i didnt think this was weird until i actually saw this and realized "oh yeah, houses aren't built like that
Wonderful advice from a wonderful channel! Good video once again! :D
+Yanfly Engine RPG MAKER MV IS LITERALLY STALKIN U, if u go to the steam version (thats how i found it) then dlc, rpgmakerweb_plugins basically all your plugins are there 0-0
@Yanfly Engine .Your Honor, I am very grateful for all the plugins that you have made, I as an ordinary person cannot provide money or services to repay the kindness that you provide, I can only give words of thanks as an ordinary person Once again, thank you
Hi Yanfly.
Hi Echo.
Thank you. Your videos have saved me many hours in this learning process. I just wanted you to know that you've made a huge difference, and it is very much appreciated.
The whole time I listened to this, all I could imagine was that this was Penelope from Sly 3 teaching me about game design.
Thanks for the tips!
I just found your channel and all I can say is thank you
I bought RPG maker VX ace time ago and still have done nothing but see your work motivates me, maybe someday i would create sometime and I decide to learn how to make pixels
please continue with your great work!
Until recently, I hadn't used RPG Maker much since XP almost 10 years ago and I'm just now getting back in with MV. It's so random what's intuitive, what just comes back to you, and what makes you feel like a dummy. Thank you so much for making these videos! :)
+chrisoconnelldotnet :) I used XP forever, switched for VXa for like a month, then started using MV O_o I keep noticing small features they've changed for really dumb reasons >_< Thanks for watching, and happy game making^_^
Thanks to all your EXTREMELY helpful and artistically awesome presentation, I've learned
SO, SO much. Actually going to have my first demo somewhat soon. It's not great perse, but I like to think it achieves its goal. Starting a new one now, using the many useful tips you just shared with youtube. :D You're awesome!
So much good info! And THANK YOU for bringing up the interior map size issue a lot of makers have. Nothing makes me want to dismiss a game as fast as seeing giant, empty rooms.
Awesome video, I like how you are both humorous and educational and I would love to see another Tips and Tricks from you.
great tips! I've been using RPG Maker for years, and I'm just now making my first serious game and you have been extremely helpful! Thanks a ton!
That last clip, the one of your first "game", actually gave me some inspiration. There's an idea I've had for a while inspired by a RUclips video I saw, and the simplicity of what you showed me has given me an idea on how to bring it to fruition. Now all I need to do is some sprite work.
These are great reminders to everyone working on their projects.
Awesome video. The holding SHIFT for autotiles was a thing I didn't even know, same for the hold CTRL during testing to walk through walls and avoid random encounters.
More people should be made aware of this video.
+Max Mercury (the MM) ^_^ Glad it helped!
I am waiting for money to buy MV (have given family the good old hint hint for christmas) but I am currently waisting my life by watching all of your demos and tutorials you've helped me out so much! thanks!!
+ShadowWalker Games :3Glad they could help. Hope your family takes the hint:) I got my copy as a very early christmas present XD
Aww lucky! Thank you very much, I can assure you though I will always refering to your tutorials if I need any help!
Wow, some of these tips were actually pretty good, especially as a guy who's still generally new to RPG making as a whole, rather than RPG Maker itself. Thanks!
Playing the Switch version of MV because my computer died and I don't get a new one for like 2 months (watching and commenting via my phone) and I need a creative outlet dang it!
All this to say, I like watching your videos on MV, even though the Switch version doesn't have all the features you mention it's still cool to learn more about the ones it does have.
Thanks for the cool videos!
At last picked up RPG Maker MV. Learning the system now.
This is helpful. I've used 300hours on my game so far. Whenever I feel stuck it helps just watching simple tricks and tips like these...! :) Thanks
I'd love to learn how all you guys make parallaxmapping. Most tutorials are so fast and expects us to be proffesional PS users..! :( I want a noob-friendly gimp tutorial one day.
Great vid!
Dang, I was watching the hilarious scene instead of listening to her tips and tricks! YOUR SCENES ARE TOO GOOD!!!
Oh gosh, Echo, you're the best. I'm having a heck of a time switching from VX to MV, and this was super helpful. Still getting this autotile thing, and was excited to see your tip about creating lanterns/lights. Thanks! ;)
Yay! I feel good because I've already learned most of these things c:
means I'm not completely rubbish at this!
This helped with a few things. Thanks! Great video. You're also very easy to listen to; very clear and clean voice. Thumbs up from me!
Very good tutorial! I suffered learning these things the hard way waaaay back with 2000. If this existed then I might have actually made a game by now! Very nice.
And I also want to concur with some others in the comments, you kind of do sound like an anime character :)
"You sound like an anime character"
"I am an anime character"
Your videos are very helpful! Thank you for the helpful tutorials!
That lightning and darkness tutorial is E P I C
That last tip gives such a warming feeling toward making my first game :) i know this was made 2 years ago but im glad i could find it. Great video and the amazing voice narrating it made it even easier to listen to than some where its just the most boring dude going through it just like yeah we know this already but ima tell you anyways and stuff.
You sound like an anime character.
She really does it's adorable but it makes me feel weird because I'm not sure how old she is...
+SkyLord Hilam I belive she's 23
+The Isaacs gaming And what makes you think that...
She's stated it in many of her videos.
+Kerimcan ak
I think you're mistaking Manga for Anime.. Anime is moving pictures with sound (aka a cartoon), Manga is not.
Thanks! I really learned a lot from all of this. :) I've been wanting to make an RPG for ages now but don't really have a lot of knowledge towards game development so this video has really helped me get started.
These videos are amazing!! I'm so glad the RPG Maker community is so awesome. Keep up the great videos!! :D
Incredible video, a lot of things I hadn't even considered!
Haven't used RPG Maker since 2000. This video may have just motivated me to try it again.
+KashiwaDaisuke :3 Good to hear! Best of luck!
+KashiwaDaisuke I wasn't born yet in 2000
+Sally Mae Nobody cares.
You care since you replied :)
Smirk
Awesome tips Echo! Your first game was purrfect! (oh god the puns are real)
could you do a tutorial video of doing and setting up voice acting for rpg maker MV
I just started so a lot of this completely went over my head, but thanks for the advice!
you make good youtube content. this is my first time looking into rpg maker and I've learned a ton from your videos. tyty
Awesome tips Echo! more tips videos are always good.
Hey! Just wanted to say that I loved your hardwork. Every video you make are cool. Every tutorial you make are interesting and really well made. And every tip you give are awesome. Just by watching a few of your tutorials tought me more than all I did by watching loats of other videos (both in english or in french(cuz that's my native langage)).
Keep up the awesome work!
+Skymen ^_^ Glad they're helping you! Thankies for watching!
This is so cool! Thanks for a really great look at what you can do with rpg maker MV. I agree with so much you said and it sounds like you're really passionate. Just subbed!
I'm sorry if you get annoyed by this comment or see it a lot, but I love your voice! It's adorable! :)
As a newborn rpg maker you just won my sub and respect :D ! Really need these for my project! Cheers!
Just started using mv and found this really useful :) thank you for the great video.
Thanks this helped me decide if i wanted to actually buy this game
Honestly, your video's are just great. Your audio quality is great so I can understand what you're saying as I'm working on my project "Eloa's Memory". You probably should make more tips and tricks instead of "let's make a game". These are more informative in short tidbits. Keep up the great work, deuces. :3
+Divine PunishmentX Thankies for enjoying them:) These definitely take a lot less time than the Letsmakeagame series ^_^
You just made a new subscriber. Your videos are the best sources of tips I've found. Plus, I agree with the other guy who said your voice is too cute lol.
Awesome channel and RUclipsr for rpg maker stuff!
How does it make you feel having all these people tell you how cute and adorable your voice is? Does it make you happy or does it seem weird?
I've been getting that my whole life. I've gotten used to it:P
Echo607 Haha, alright, well here's a bit more of a *creepy* question. Would you think you're also adorable? And do people say that IRL as well or just people who hear your voice on the internet? I'm very sorry if that just made you feel awkward X#
I don't really think of myself as adorable or not. I'm just me. Sometimes "me" is a cute anime girl.
Both.
And nope - takes a lot more than that to make me feel awkward:P
+Echo607 Alright good, because I felt bloody awkward asking that xD
+Rywen Erendani wtf was the point of this conversation?
I'd love to hear more tips and tricks! This was really useful
Loved it really gave me some great ideas for my own game. Also thanks for showing us how to do the lantern, I honestly never knew how.
+Leon Note The lantern has a story and reason for being in the video actually, but it's too long to go into :P
^_^ I'm glad it gave you some ideas!
+Echo607 Well if you ever want to share. I would love to know :)
O_o Well - I was recently bug testing a very old game I made(and swapping out the music because copyright oi) and my first dungeon you have to equip a lantern and I did it sooooo baaaaaaaaaadly back then. I just NEEDED to put it in the video of the better way to do it! :P
Gah, it was so bad.
+Echo607 Interesting, that reminds me of when I first did map making and I didn't understand how to make building outside. So I used the overworld tile sets O_o my houses were the same size as the characters. And it made them seem more like titans instead of people
Hahaha, that's awesome!
That actually reminded me of Chrono Trigger, where the "towns" are on the worldmap:3
Bing watching your stuff now. Have to say thanks. You have so much useful information here. I appreciate the crap out of you putting effort into this stuff. Thanks a lot and keep at it!
Those encounter rates... *shakes fist*
Oh gosh that voice is too cute. How can a person have such a nice voice? o.O
I really don't like your taste in cliches, but you really are gifted in production specifics. I'm surprised you only have 33k views on this video.
This is a very helpful and informative video. Thank you for uploading it!
This was good, I'd like to see more sometime....oh and also Himeworks is kicking butt on plugins lately. Like multiple a day. Decided to support him on Patreon. (Hey maybe that's something you could do at some point if needed. Either way keep up the good work!
Good suggestions, especially on your use of images to produce lighting effects. The square, blocky, overly spacious houses and dungeons are a long time pet peeve of mine. Personally, I hate random encounters, except maybe on a world map, and want to use an event based encounter system similar to Earthbound/Mother 2.
An additional tip on auto-tiles: You can hold shift and right-click on any auto-tile configuration you want then place it by holding shift and left-clicking. This lets you draw any form of an auto-tile, not just the center, anywhere you want.
And, to keep events from walking over certain areas or blocking walkways, I heard you can use region mapping combined with a certain plugin, but I don't know what that plugin is or where to find it.
Also, props to you for picking the same name as the main character in my main story.
I use a somewhat more elaborate system than this, but it's the same concept at it's core. I stole the idea from a VX game that used a similar encounter system, using its code as the basis for my MV version, along with some plugins to make it work the way I want. Monster sprites won't start chasing you with my system until you move in range to trigger them.
That's a good channel to learn how to use the RPG Maker's engines... I'm learning although don't understand the english language very well...
I like your videos, the more your voice is sensational. 'Laughter', one of the reasons I watch your videos:)
that last tip was the sweetest thing.
Great voice and great knowledge. Thanks for the help!
That i lumination tutorial... GOD i love it! You just save me A LOT OF DESING TIME. Still, need to do the lighting for torches and everything else XD
Lots of good tutorials on this channel. Subbing!
This is a great video! I plan on getting this program too
Nice tips, I really need to learn how to draw, facial expression plus character movements in chit-chats really liven up the situation..
I might be getting this game soon and this vid helped a lot great vid subbed hope for more :)
.... I'm in love with your voice
subscribed! looking forward to your upcoming tutorials!
10:40 so.... when is "Cat Girl and the Sea of Cats: The Video Game" going to be released, then?
令人怀念的RPG MAKER系列，最棒的还是3DMV插件
I didnt realize til now that you could TOTALLY do professional voice acting. Like I could seriously hear you in a Pixar movie lmao
your voice is sooo cute your so lucky!
I miss you, Echo607!! Still using your videos as reference and helps. Hope you're well!
Amazing video i hope you do more of these it really helped my game!
I AM USING THIS LANTURN EFFECT **IMMEDIETLY**
Thank you. This is perfect for my Haunted Library.
Thanks Echo,
I've learnt somme cool stuff thanks to ya! ;-)
I'll give a shot to several things you shown here!
these are great tips, thanks for posting.
subscribed solely for that adorable voice
I need to hire you as a voice actor.
Nice! The lighting/gradient effects at @1:45 made a substantial difference. I'd be up for another tips/tricks video - or even a tutorial of how to use lighting/gradients the way you do.
+MarriedGamerGuy :) It's been requested lol, I'll be doing it at some point^_^
Oh awesome, thanks!
I was working on a little warm up game about a guy getting teleported to another universe where everyone uses textboxes to talk, and he's the only guy that has voice acting over his (new) textbox, as hes a normal person from another universe, which is kinda some sort of fourth-wall-break-joke game. Ofcourse, he gets bullied by the townsvolk as he's being called a "weird outsider" and they're not used to his kind of communication, and he bullies the townsvolk back, because he never seen this kind of communication aswell. Somewhere he gets a partner that only talks in textboxes, as she explains some plot why they lost their ability to talk with voices and how people's minds got corrupted which made them forgot that they even had voices to begin with yackity smackity bla bla bla spoilers spoilers. However, I gave up on it cause I can't draw for shit, and nobody of my talented friends wanted to help me out. Got any hints for that?
Edit: as i will probably never finish it (never say never though), and I would be the voiceactor for that guy,
some of the jokes would have been like "Hey, keep in mind that I'm not a paid voice actor, so I can't help it being that crappy, deal with it if you don't like my voice!"
or stuff like "...In my world we use voices instead of text, and I'm bad at reading. So we both got ourselves a problem here."
etc. Bad jokes, but that's basically a bit of what I wanted to do. Idk why it was neccessary to add this here but ok.
I love your voice so much, you sound like someone who voices anime characters.
Loved this. Thanks. Subscribed for imminent binging.
Love your voice, u have so much energy!!!
Do a tutorial of creating a simple complete rpg game within 1 hour. That should help others a lot.
"the lanturn effect" oh dear god how i've looked for you T-T
This was very helpful! I always wondered how people did voice acting in their games. SE hmmm? Interesting!
Hmm I think for me disabling saves can work so long as you keep a good enough replacement for it. For example save points in my games not only are featured in dungeons, towns and CONVENIENT locations.
They also heal the party to full health so when you're getting low on resources/items a huge sigh of relief happens - I've had people playtest it and they never found much issue with the save points too nor were they abused either! For example a save point in a dungeon would be featured in areas that you are about to enter where you cannot backtrack to (like a boss battle or something idk).
This helped a lot, it also helped me make my maps not look like you're a cat in a cardboard box
never hit that subscribe button faster in my life